Project Phoenix — ARE Florida Phosphogypsum Recovery

Project Phoenix — Florida

Florida Industrial Phosphogypsum Recovery

Project Phoenix targets industrial phosphogypsum resources in Florida. The project has assayed Phosphogypsum stacks and is advancing through feed characterization, subsystem validation, environmental impact studies, and product qualification using the Patriot One Plasma™ platform.

Reference Basis

Florida Phosphogypsum Working Basis

The following figures represent the current planning basis only. Actual throughput, recovery, and product specifications will be established through representative feed characterization and validation.

Feedstock

Industrial phosphogypsum

Florida phosphate industry byproduct

Geography

Florida, United States

Industrial phosphogypsum resources

Development Stage

Feed characterization

Subsystem validation advancing in parallel

ARE has established a public technical basis using Florida phosphogypsum working reference values. Each resource will be independently sampled and assayed against the ARE element suite. Feed-specific recovery, product purity, impurity profile, deliverable volume, annual quantity, payability, and pricing will be established through representative characterization, process validation, and product qualification.

TENORM

Florida TENORM Reference Values

Working reference values only. Actual radiological constituent concentrations will be established through representative sampling and analysis.

Radiological Constituent Suite

Florida phosphogypsum contains naturally occurring radioactive materials (TENORM), primarily from the uranium-238 and thorium-232 decay series. ARE has established working reference values for the TENORM constituent suite based on public technical literature.

Separately Controlled Pathway

The TENORM/source-material-bearing stream follows a separately controlled U.S. pathway. ARE has established the classification, packaging, import, receipt, treatment, recovery, storage, and disposition pathway with licensed counterparties.

Reference Configuration

640,000 U.S. Short Tons Per Year

Two nominal 40-U.S.-short-ton-per-hour lines. Products and performance remain subject to representative feed, testing, regulatory approvals, and customer qualification.

Processing Lines

Two nominal lines

40 U.S. short tons/hr each

Annual Campaign Basis

640,000 short tons/yr

≈ 580,600 metric tonnes/yr

Feedstock Source

Florida industrial phosphogypsum

Each resource independently sampled & assayed

These figures are reference planning assumptions, not final design or operating capacity. Actual throughput, recovery, and product specifications will be established through representative feed characterization, subsystem validation, integrated testing, and product qualification.

Operating Model

Secure Core, Distributed Infrastructure

REE-Bearing Product Pathway

The rare-earth-bearing product follows authorized U.S. pathways. Product form, purity, impurity profile, and qualification status will be established through representative characterization, process validation, and customer qualification.

Separately Controlled Radiological Stream

The TENORM/source-material-bearing stream follows a separately controlled U.S. pathway. ARE has established the classification, packaging, import, receipt, treatment, recovery, storage, and disposition pathway for licensed counterparties.

Lower-Risk Mineral Fraction Return

The prospective lower-risk mineral fraction subject to analytical and regulatory qualification returns to the host only after project-specific qualification. This supports liability reduction for the U.S. industrial host.

Secure ARE-Controlled Processing Core

Authorized U.S. personnel control the protected processing core and strategic outputs as well as the external feedstock preparation, utilities, site, and operations.

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